$generateHtmlFromNodes : the HTML doesn't match the editor state ?

[GuyoST]

Hello every one, I just discovered Lexical and that's awesome !
I tried it and reproduced the playground and it's just amazing.

I read the documentation and I think I should use $generateHtmlFromNodes to get the HTML from the editor state, like this :

<OnChangePlugin onChange={(editorState, editor) => {
        editor.update(() => {
          const html = $generateHtmlFromNodes(editor)
          console.log("HTML : ", html)
        })
      }} ignoreSelectionChange />

So if I type Hello in the editor, I get this in the console :

HTML : <p class="PlaygroundEditorTheme__paragraph" dir="ltr"><span>Hello</span></p>

But then if I add some more "complicated" stuff like a youtube video or an equation, I can see them in the editor like this :

But The HTML doesn't match it :

HTML : <p class="PlaygroundEditorTheme__paragraph" dir="ltr"><span>Hello</span></p><p class="PlaygroundEditorTheme__paragraph"><br></p><div></div><p class="PlaygroundEditorTheme__paragraph"><span></span></p>

I get 2 empty paragraphs instead of the youtube video and the equation.

So I don't know if I missed something or if I have to implement something by myself to make it work ?

I need it for a CMS : in the "admin" area, the admin user is typing an article.
In the database I save the JSON of the editor state to reload it when the admin user wants to update the article.
And I also same the HTML version I got from the $generateHtmlFromNodes function to show it on the client side without the editor. I do that to avoid to load the component in the client and render the html version faster.

Is it the correct way to do ? or should I do that in another way to render in the client side ?
The client side has its own themes and then the HTML will be styled by the CSS of the client.

Can you help me about it ?
THank you (and sorry for my english 🙂 )

[acywatson]

Your english is great!

I think you already got the answer, based on the other topics you opened. Let me know if not.